For AMD CTO Mark Papermaster, tailored computing and holistic design are key to delivering AI.

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Join this session where our expert will examine key power technologies, design considerations, and best practices that help manufacturers enhance product quality, accelerate qualification, and reduce risk.

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Data centers have become essential to almost every part of the global economy with the continuing rise in computing demands. Modern data centers, consisting of rows of equipment racks for storing, processing, and sharing data, require front-end AC/DC converters that are reliable, operate at unity power factor, offer low input current THD, and achieve high […]

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From electrification to software-defined vehicles, automotive innovation is driving new requirements for semiconductor packaging and test.

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To meet rising edge AI demands, Silicon Labs connects its development tools with generative AI and enterprise data infrastructure.

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It’s definitely a sign of the times when repair shops get handed sticks of registered ECC DDR5 RAM by businesses to try and fix, rather than just tossing the defective …read more

People mod games all the time, but it’s not every day someone mods Dungeons of Daggorath for the TRS-80. [Nick Bild] did exactly that, adding joystick support and a couple …read more

A laptop with no wireless connectivity feels like a rarity – but when you shop for powerful Linux single-board computers (SBCs), it is pretty common to see one skimp on …read more

Transcranial magnetic stimulation is one of those things that seems too wacky to be true. Depression not responding to treatment? Let’s smack you upside the head with strong magnetic fields! …read more

There are some classic fonts which appeared in one place and became almost iconic, yet never made it into the digital age. The font on the Commodore 64 keyboard for …read more

Easy Flash is a browser based tool for writing firmware to ESP32 boards. Pick a hardware project from the list on the page, connect the board, and the flashing happens in the browser with no toolchain to install. It uses the Web Serial API, so it needs Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, or another Chromium-based browser. […]

A website called enigma.design puts a working 3D model of a German Enigma machine in the browser, with lessons on how it was used and how it was broken. The German military used Enigma during World War II to send encrypted messages. Polish, British, and French cryptanalysts exploited weaknesses in the machine and in the […]

Zed (@M-Abozaid) published a DNS ad-blocker on GitHub that runs on a $2 ESP32-C3 with no PSRAM. Most ESP32 DNS sinkholes load blocklist domain strings into RAM, which is why they need PSRAM. This one stores each domain as a sorted 40-bit FNV-1a hash in flash and binary-searches it. Over 140,000 domains fit in about […]

Kris Moyse, writing at Time Extension, covered new footage of DOOM appearing on the Vectrex, Milton Bradley’s vector-display tabletop console from 1982. E1M1 is recognizable, with id Software’s 1993 shooter redrawn as moving vector lines instead of pixels. The demo is the work of modder Jason Kopp, known as ArcadeJason. It uses the UVMC2, the […]

diddy-boy has published OFFgrid-SDR on GitHub, a software defined radio receiver that runs in a web browser from a single file. Copy index.html to a USB drive, plug in an RTL-SDR stick and an antenna, and the page becomes a shortwave, FM, airband and VHF/UHF receiver. There is nothing to install, no administrator rights needed, […]

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The Teradyne Magnum E2 is a high-speed memory test system for advanced DRAM and flash interfaces. Its design, says the company, matches the test demands driven by AI and high-performance […]

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Queen’s University has officially opened the Advanced Manufacturing Innovation Centre (AMIC), a £100m investment through the Belfast Region City Deal to support innovation and growth for manufacturing in Northern Ireland. […]

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There’s a chance that the de-frothing of the AI market could be an orderly retreat rather than a sudden bust. Anthropic’s two largest customers are weaning themselves off Anthropic products […]

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Omron is introducing its R1 (3G3R1) variable speed drive as the most powerful member of its inverter family, for demanding, high-power applications. For example in pump sequencing, solar pumping entrance […]

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